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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

GLASGOW, Dec. 9.-The delegates OF the Scotch
Home Rule Union, who have been making a tour OF
Ireland, have returned AID report that the Irish
people are eager for peace; that their demands
are moderate, and that the National League Is the
chief agency ror the maintenance OF law and order
They say they are convinced that the Irish are
home-rulers and not separatlstS No one in Ire
land fears religious persecution The delegates
declare that the measures taken by the pre- sent
English government are ineffective and irr1tate
the mass OF the Irish nation.
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Killed by n Fa.,iuc Rea,u.

ALTON, ILL. Dec 9.-At an lce-iOgse hear hero,
yesterday, while eight men Were at w0rk on q
high Scaffold raisibs trIss b-am INTO position
by means OF q derrick, the beam IN when about
IL IeeJ NON tie iOur, crushing The s'a1Old ard
Durling the ;aea down Win ii, Instantly kiliihg
Fred Gresham, of Upper Alion, nd seriously
woundlng the other seven several OF them are in
a dangerous condition.
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Special Messenger Sent to SO. Peters.
bury Alter the MiIitarY Confere nee.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING Star
FRANKFORT, Dec 9.-It Is reported tnat after the
military conference in Vienna yesterday a member
OF tn. Russian embassy there was ordered 10 start
at once for St. Petersburg TO report the situation
TO the cZar. There Is a rumor on the Vienna
bourse that Count kalnoky. the Austrian minister
OF foreign affairs, has resigned.
firm.
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CANADA MUST BE MODERATE.
A London Journals Advice Regard.
ing rhe FiSherteS yatser.

Special Cable Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Dec. 9-The Daiiy NesrS referring 20
the fisheries question, says: Nobody can blame
Canada for trying TO get the best possible ter,as
but the Canadians will over=each themselves IL
they hold out for more than they can possibly ger,
and so cause the failure OF the negotiations"
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THOSE FORGED DISPATCHES.
Russia,s Hesitation Leads 10 the BBe-
lief that Exalted s'ersOnages are Con.

BERLIN. Dec. 9.-The Cologne Gdzete says that
Russia's hesitation Justines the suppostion that
the publication OF the forged letters sent to the
car concerning the relations between Germany
and Russia would lead TO the Identification and
compromise OF important personages '-We must
assume" says the paper, ''that perSonages slei-
tered by sex or position co-operaOed TO place the
forgerieS In the cars hands. Such instruments
could be found in French ladies married into noble
Russian families. Besides these there are Russian
officials and ex-diplomats and Jesuit and Polish
elements who have actively worked to produce q
breach between Russia and Germany"
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An Imsernal Machine.
Sent 10 UNITED srArrs nAksH.L goNss OF =

Q KANSAS CITY, Dec. "a Topeka SPECIAL 10 lie
Tunes says that United states Marshal Jones re-
celved by mail this evening small tin box. Ef.
forts were made 70 open 10 unsuccessfuliy by Col.
Jones Ex-Governor Click and Deputy Marshal Shar-
rerL Wnen finally opened the contents were found
to be nitro-gycerine IN sufficient quantity 90 have
blown up tie building and kiilcd a dozen upen- No
clue 70 the perpetrator or his motive be given
except that the box was wrapped up IN q Deny,r
Repsstticoa dated December 9th The postmark
was feQfble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09
M. GOBLET GIVES 1T UP.
So M. Fallierea Consents 20 Atsesspt tO
Form n Cabinet.

PARIS Dec. a-M. Goblet has Informed President
Carnot that owing to the refusal OF several
men TO join him he is unable TO form q cabinet
The president has therefore made another appeal
NJ Fallieres TO undertake the task. NJ. Fallieres
will inform him or his decision tonight The dis
senson among the republicans continues.
SEVERAL OF RouvIER's MINISTER'S WILL BE IN IT.
LONDON, Dec. "a dispatch received here rrom
Paris says: NJ Faleres has agreed 70 form a cab
met and IL is thought that he will select several
OF the ministers who were In the Rouyier cabinet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

FAHMINGTON, ME., Dtt. H.-IMO dtputN shrflns
arrived here early This morning with two men,
whom they arrested In RlmfOrd Center on sas-
p,ion OF committing the East Newport robbery IN
benefits mouse. The men are now ln lail aud it
Is said a large amount VI the stolen property was
found on them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09
A a.rounded s,c:.mcr e.c,. Arleaa.

LEwEs, Del. Dec. a-The steamer switzerland
from rnilacepbia Tor Antwerp, Wi..cn vas
aground Ia the Delaware River, was hauled on by
tugs during the night and passed out to Al
o'clock thi, uQxn.DC
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GEN. Sterm Refused q Rehearing.
PROBABLE THAT HE WILL CARRY HIS FAMOUS CASE
TO THE SUPREME COURT.

CHICAGO. Dec. "A special from Indianapolis
states that the petition for q reheartug before
Judges Gresham and woods, In the United States
Circuit Court In the case OF Gen. Herman STERN
agt Herman Baker 4 Co, has been denied, and II
is probable that the case Will be taken 70 the su
preme Court OF the United States This Important
case has been pending over ten years Baker & GO.
are the largest hardware firm In the world.
shortly after the close OF the late civil Gen.
STERN was connected with this nrm In o large
shipment OF arms TO the Mexican government
The ship IN which the arms were conveyed was
lost. Baker q Co collected the whole amount OF
the insurance, and have steadily refused 70 pay
Gen STERN his share. There are several hundred
thousand dollars involved IN the suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

PAGES 3 and 4 OF TO days STAR contain: Cleri-
cal Changes in the Government Departments the
Coming Year; Questions OF the Day Discussed by
the Evangelical Alliance; Chicago Wins the Con-
yention Prize Naval Vessels and Guns, telegraphic
dispatches, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09
Sim, His xyssc and rs;usslr.

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-An Inter OCEAN special from
MonJrose, Iowa, says: Thos. Ellis. Ir, who Was
beiug sued Ior divorce by his vile, went 10 her
house yesterday afternoon ana shot her fatally.
He then Killed himself
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A SAMPLE LETTER FROM THE PENSION OFFICE NAIL BAG
The following letter, recently received AZ the u
s. Pension once, is q fair sample Of some OF the
correspondence with which that bureau is in
nicted:
LOWELL, KENT Co., MICHIGAN, Nov. 81, 80.
Sir Pleas hand this over to the Attorney general
unless you can tell Write TO me What desire
know about this have ben Deceived BY falls pre-
lenses by famely OF Canada that are living here In
Michigan for about 20 years deseiveu about years
0y promeses OF Marriages TO Of ther girls fst TO
one that got Marrtead TO another What want 70
know is this thei got my Pension Money nom me
Dy the girls when thei got me 70 SIT on Ny knees
or lap SO that had to work for my living and
Board until got my mex Pension due What want
70 know 1s 4 there Is q Law under wtch can git
Law Suet at Grand Rapids
Michigan wich Is in my county or II had better
60 70 my own State Ohio have ben In michigan
about years-the man Is q torey from canada he
Il not Naturalizest this 20 years his name Is Ben
bois ms vile SAID ne is 70 much Of John bull TO
be naturaltzoSt About 500 w0ntpay for 400
WN KETTLES 662 OvT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

CHICAGO, Dec. a--Thos. White, who Killed Harry
Woodson, alias the .Black Diamond" coi0red
pugflist, was found guilty OF mansl4u.lter tlis
morning. His punishment was fixed at fve yeaaS
In the penitenliary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rHF CONVERTED Nun

THE CONVERTED NUN
shTTrfh sorner llth and SITS nv She will speak
Sss @ - e% fssH Ea%
She eGTs a 1a p and
pm. and : 80 pm. She viii give her remarkable
viii Be taken isespr Tor Mrs s
da-at' - ''' 'H''''0 " ' REV GEO W. MOORE.
H-ES NOT1CE.THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
bank washinstoD, B. c. for the Election | OF Directors
ds.i4EsIass,a4 !; u. 'CAiS; Cashier
sas.9 6H ss kE9NhRP SR SHo s
Say of tho Snsr the
Public cordially invited. d9-2t
s,oefholdsrs q he Columbia fi.ie R 1nssr, sur
viii be- held on
ss ny 1ss m St e. ct tas % s.
Polls will be open from 2 to pm Books for transfer
stock VIII be closed on DsSsHssf sSHS
d9 1e14&17 Secretary.
the THE GIfhks hxE kEsghaE NKEdTa Il L. S9 Sg
S be hsd q, Hton ns - 2, 9l5 MON u
required 0qss BE- Of the u d9s
kSTHE TEACHERS BIBLE CLASS MEET
Christian Associaton. f4O9 New York ave, at $50
O'Clock Saturday evening, invites all Sabbath
workers and Bible students (boh sexes) aten and
take part in tn study of the lesson for next Sabbath
Matt 13: "a 30. It,
R-xS THE VOTING FOR THE GOLD WATCH
sDNI-s at immaculate Conception Fair closed last
night at the Sacred Heart table. The prize awarded
to Miss Joe Feay, who received 1,6oS votes It.
~, REV. THEODORE GOULD, THE GREAT
revivalist, will preach in the METROPOLITAN
4: NJ. T.. church, st., near 10th St., OH FRIDAY
EVENING at I30 O'Clock. dS-2ts
K NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
49, nership. Notice is hereby given that the
Partnership lately subsisting between FRANK L.
business under the firm name of HANyEY X WARD.
1T 213 18th St NV, Washington, ID. C.. was. the
Both day of Noxember; A, d. 1887. dissolved by
mutual consent The unfinished contracts of DrJ W.
Buikley and Gen; n I, L Jettries win be com
for the same and receive all the proceeds thereof All
other debts due and owing to the said partnership
to be received by either member of the old firm,
all persons to whom the said partnership stands in
debted requested Immediately send in their re-
spectiye accounts ill order that the may be
anined ard paid.
FRANK L. HANVEY
WILLIAM A. WARD.
FRANK /. HANyEY will continue business ut 2l3
18th st.
WILLIAM A. WARD will continue business and can
be found at his ONCE room, No. 302 Leuman's Build
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NoRRprowN. PA, Dec 9.-At Rock Hin, Bucks
County, In August lasr, August Lester shot his
MIN on Tuesday at Doylestown, the trial resulting
in Lester being sentenced to an tmpr1sonment o.
SIX wears and eight months Last night Lester
COMMITTED suicide In his cell az the Doylest0Wn
ian BY hanging himself with towel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senator Harris, with ex-senator Whitthorne Rep
resentatives Clements. llOgg, Seney, Joseph, Gil
ford, Ford, Stone tNO.), Herbert, Snyder, Hudd,
Erlnentrout, Osborne and Glass, Commissioned
Morrison, commissioner Miller, ex-Secr:,ary Nc
CuiiOugh, and eX-Representative fucker and
ladies'; also Senator Ransom and Representative
Henderson (N. c., with Col. and MIS-. IL. G. Jones
anu daughters and Wm Myers OF Charlotte, N c.,
and Representatives I.awlcg, Dunham and Auams
with W. X. sullivan, Chicago JOarnot, l.. D. God
dard, C., b. and q R.R., and Mayor John A. Roche
Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

WS CRANE, PARRIS, L Co.
49, BANKERS,
EBBlIT HOUSE.
Buy and sell commission all securities listed ON
tine New York Stock Exchange.
Orders promptly executed by wire.
Drafts i'll any amount sold on England, Ireland,
and Germany. div
US THE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORT-
49, NENT OF CHRISTMAS BOOKS, CARDS,
and NOVELTIES can be found at W. ii. MOkiliSON'S
Stores. 41o Penn ave. and n. Y. ave- and 18th ST.
FL IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

HuxrxR's POINT. L I, Dec. aJack Dempsey,
his hacker ana trainer, ,left Rockaway Beach early
this morning and went 70 Brooklyn. Il h rumored
that Dempsey win nght Began tonight near New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

NEW YoRK, Dec. 9.-John Most, the anarchist,
who was yesterday sentenced TO one years I'm
prtsonment, and who was granted stay OF pro-
ceedfngs was released on 8, 600 bail to-day Mrs.
IDA HOFFMAN, his former boDdsman, going security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09
To Eravc thc ChiId by Tur.s.

DRcIsl0N n THE CARTEH fSJrscrfos SUI n CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Dec. a-Judge Jameson. this morniag.
In rendering his decision In the Garter Injunction
suit which has attracted 20 much attention hesc
decided that the custody OF Lesie CATERS ctt1
should be given 20 the mother aa1 tlIe father on
alternate months Leslie Carter. the rather, takes
his noss sslon OF the child the 51st, and the mother
VIII sxasn be given the boy the last day IN Jam
uary. When IA possession OF the father The court
appointed Mfsz Helep Carter. the defsndanf's s1s-
Ter. to be the boys guardian, while Mrx DudNy.
the complainants mother. VIII act ts guardsz1
white the child IL In the possession OF Ma Cartcr
Deash - . Pro an incns Dn2Sase Mao,
BUFFALO. n. Y. Dec. 9.-rh0s. Cmtsworta Q
prominent business man OF Buffalo died this morn
Ing, aged sxty-six. He was the owner of oug q
the largest elevators IN The cay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

An important financial measure was introduced
in the Mexican congress last evening, being bill
70 permit the government 70 contract . loan OF
E100O0O00
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kilograms to The Star.
THE UNIONISTS WILL REBEL.
A Warning to Tory PrOteetioniStS.
A BAsELESs SCARE AT HALIFAX.
AUSTRga,S ATTITUDE.

N. Fallierss Attempts to Form a Cabine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

a. EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 st.
AssETs-$sII ,S92aS
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages Of
wss o,,,ss hSnTs from ,S 2$o On The rss
O'clock p M Advances @ viii be @ made "a Ie promptly pity
daily @ Of shs Ean.aSls
ing. 1908 + st. Shares are s2. so per month.
THOMAS SOMERvILLE. Pres't
JNo. JOY EDISON. sec'y n4-3m
served @ d.p9s H sssnsns PaasH
Send orders to ST ~ I St sw ''' na6-Im: "
81 JUST .PHE 9HENE1, d53uMBusn
1117 @ Street Northwest.
The only Genuine II ALLAN Dining Rooms in the City
breakiast and DINNER served Table d'Hote and In
Board by the Weak or Month
Bottle Wine.
sss aa
produce Finest brands OF imported wines. liquors
uss.1m fnfzHEs F. 4 HSsIh5SE B sSSEATTos. T.Ss Prop
JSo. W. CoRsoN. JHo: W. MAcARTNEY,
~ Member NY. Stock Ex.
CORSON l. MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING l4I0 ST. N. W.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonda
Deposits. Exchange. Loans Collections
Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities listed
and Baltimore bought and sold. f~''p"'"' ''0'''"'
specially made of Investment SecuritieA District
BONDS and all Local Railroad, Gas Insurance, and TEL
ephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold iyIs
49, dAS-FIxTUREs.
LARGEST STOCK LOW PRIcEa
MEM ANDli:ONa NEW FENDERs
Z f. BROOKS
au1S 53l 18th st.. Corcoran Building.
49, FINE GAS FIXTURES
PORCELAIN ORNAMENTS
Crown Derby. saxony. and Hungarian ware
8. {. sHEDD BRO,
n3 432 9th IT ne.
K~ r. h. GOLDsBQROUaH co,
Real Estate bought and sold. Loans effected. In
surance placed. Investments made. SPECIAL stten-
ton to the collection OF rents and OF Real
Properties L. II. GOLDsBORoUGH CO..
R~S. MISS Wills. MODIsTE, WISHES TO
- inform her customers and the public that
nearly opposite Ebbt where she win Be pleased 70
see them. D. I. Taylor system- n10-1ms
6s. MEMS UNDERWEAR REDUCED-BAL-
- briegan from 93 to $3.50; Cashmere from
&2.50 TO ~ lambs Wool from 81 so 70 e12 25 BED
at Cost p. Z. HALLS. 90S + It NV. shirts 70 order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

SToREkEEPERs AND GAUGERs APPoINrKD.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury has appointed the fol-
lowing storekecpers and guagers: Jno W. Reece,
East Pond, ffth North Carolina; VIM. b. Person,
East Bend, nth North Carolina and Lewis Kalber,
Terre ifaute 1th Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

The SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY has directed
the dismissal OF Col. Tho5. Lombard superin-
tendent OF the Augusta public buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09
FRANK L. HANVEY.
WILLIAM A. WARD.

FRANK L. HANvEY will continue business at 2I3
18th St NV
WILLIAM A. WARD will continue business and can
be found at his otice room, No. 3O2 Leumans Build
ing, li2.) N. Y. Il. lS-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue. $685., 494; customs, S4O4, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

A YOUNG GIRL CONVICTED or HOUSE BRxAKIN6.-
The case OF Mamie Graham, colored girl SIX
teen years old, charged with house breaking,
tOn on 4Ih and Boundary streets, ON June 80 last,
tried In the Criminal Court, was given 70 the jury
yesterdy. She was convicted OF house breaking In
the day with intent 70 steal and not on the other
count& Mr Hewlett nled notice OF motion for new
trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

The Republican Reception.
PROMINENT POLITICIANS PRESENT-TAKING UP THE
GLOVE THROWN DOWN BY PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
At least three or four men whose names Will 90
before the Chicago convention were at the Repub-
Lican league reception last night. Senator Sher-
man was agreeable to q throng Of committeeman,
delegates, republican Congressman, and other
prominent republicans. He unbent himself with
a becoming grace, and a pleasant smile played
about his mouth as he chatted first with this one
and then with that CuiiOm distributed long.
and-ShOrt-haul, nO-undue-diScrtminatlO smile
upon all, and Allison and Hawley were agreeable
each in his own way. Blaine was not there, and
Manley had gone home; but Bayne and many
other Blaine men were there. few dark horses
were mingling In the crowd. There are probably
not half dozen republican senators or Represent
atfveS In the city who were not there.
AT 10 O'Clock the banquet hall was opened. At
the close OF the feast Senator CullOm mounted a
chair and called for order. He said: 1.-THE Presi-
dent OF the United states has thrown down the
glove and dared US TO combat, and the republican
party will take 1t up [applause]; we win fight the
party he represents, and whose views he too
plainly expresses, on not only that issue but on
other issues. We will not rest until every man
can cast his ballot as he chooses and can have It
counted as ne cast It. (Applause and cries Of che
shalL'1 The campaign begins now, and let IL not
cease until the voice Of the people shall have de-
clared that protection must be given TO American
industries ana that there shall be throughout the
length and breadth OF the land free ballot and q
fair count" loud and lOng-cOntinued applause.l
speeches In the same nnewere made by Senators
Allison, Stewart, Evarts and Hawley, Editor Hal
stead, MI. Plummer, OF Dakota, and Representa-
uves CutcheOn, MORROW and McCOmaS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

CoNrNa TO MASSACHUSETTS, Central Associa-
tton OF retail gr0cers, at meeting In New York
city yesterday, Determined 20 buy no goods from
house. President ]. Callahan, OF New York, was
appointed Q delegate 20 the Pure Food Conven-
ton TO be held In Washington January ID, 16S0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

ARMY ORDERs.-Leave Ofabsence for four months
granted to Col Geo. L. Andrews, 25th infantry, to
take effect whenever he can be spared by the de-
partment commander. Leave OF absence granted
October 3 1887, TO Capt. VIM. ~ Sage, 11th lnfan-
try, extended on account OF disability until Iur-
ther orders. Capt. crosby =. Miller, assistant
quarterinaster (recently app0inted), ordered To
duty as post quartermaster at Willet's Point, N.
y. Major Geo. VI. Sternberg assigned TO duty as
attending surgeon and examiner OF recruits at
Baltimore, Nd. Capt Carl +. Palfrey, Engineer
Corps, ordered for temporary duty from O5wegO,
n. u. TO Forts Porter and Niagara, New York.
First Lieut.. Frank f. Hobbs, Ordnance Depart
ment, ordered for temporary duty from Phladel-
phia TO Watervliet arsenal, West Troy, N. Y. Ex-
tension OF leave or absence granted Second Lieut..
Henry T.. Allen, july ., 1887, further EXTENDED
six months Major Peter j. A. Cleary, sur
geon, relieved from duty ut Fort Mcdowell
and ordered to Fort Wingate, New Mexico
First Lieut.. Chas. l.. q. Anderson, assistant sur
geon, assigned to permanent duiy at Fort Nc
Dowell, Arz. Capt. Arthur NJ. Taylor, assistant
surgeon, assigned 10 permanent duty ut Fort Rob
inson, Neb. Capt. Aaron II. Appel, at expiration
OF present sick leave OF absence, ordered 10 camp
at HighwOOd, Ills, relieving Capt Harry u. Per-
ley, ordered to rejoln his proper station, Fort
Wayne, Mich. Sick leave Tor six months granted
First Lieut.. Chas. 4. Churchill, 9TH infanty. Ex-
tension of leave OF absence granted Capt. VIM. H.
Boyle, 2lst infantry, Nov. 4, 81 further extended
fifteen days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

The NEEDS OF THE Wool INTRRESTs-The wool
growers and wool dealers In conference yesterday
adopted a series OF resolutions declaring unjust
the present classification OF wool by the railroads
or the country and directing that they be urgently
requested 10 place wool in their new classicat on
on a basis that would at least be equal to the
present classification. The conference also
passed a resolution declaring that recent events
have demonstrated the necessity for a central or
ganization at Washington or elsewhere, and, with
that purpose In view request all wool growers and
officers OF wool growers associations in the United
States to Immediately send their addresses to Al
bert Chapman at Mlddleburg, Vt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

HALIFAX. y. =, Dec. a.-Ilc tn.Ilary authorities
here ssy ti.at the story circulated last nht al an
attempt 10 explode tae gun-cuttoa lana ,eore's
Island was n hoax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut. Commander Jos. n
Hemphill ordered as executive OF training ship
jamestown on the 10th inst, relieving Lieut.. Edw.
ii. TauSsig, detached from the jamestown and
placed ON waiting orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

MEMS UEDERwEAR RRDUCEDi-BAL-
:, ~. I6.isgnn from % 70 S2 SO; Cashmsre from
at Cost p Z. HALLS. 9OS It NV. shirts 70 order.